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OBITUARY..
DR. lanes KNIGHc.

Dr. James Knight, the founder and surgeon-inchef OF
the Hospital for the Relief OF the Ruptured and Crippled
at Lexingon-ayc and Forty secondst, died yesterday
morning in hospital building. He born in J2aey
town Carol County. Nd. FEBRUARY Id. 1910 lie
a SON OF samuel Knight n manufacturer Of military
arms in the service Of the United States Government.
who died at Richmond, Va IN 1909 His grandparents
came from England in 1866. lie sent TO 81 Mary's
Col ego South Mountain. Nd. and aterward gradu
ated from tn, Washington Medical College, Baltimore,
in 1892, having spent seven years in the Baltimore
General Dspensary. From 1912 to 1871 he assisted in
the orhopeic OF patients attending the public
clinics in the medical department OF the University OF
the city New York HIS experience at those clinics
impressed MIN deeply with the necessity OF charitable
institution for INDECENT patents. and on April 80, 1861
he finally organized Tho New York society for the Re-
lief OF the Rupturcd and Crippled surrsuderng his own
hospital purposes Ia 1870 ie society erected
It's present buldI q The hospital has been under his
immediate charge and direction from IT'S organization up
TO tho day of hs death.
In. Knight member OF the MedicoChrurgca
Faculty OF Maryland tho District Medical society OF
ONO county Medical society OF tue CITY OF New YORK,
aud the Medical Journal Association OF the city OF New
York "A resident Fellow OF tho New York Academy OF
Medicine. "A e member OF the Ner-iork society Tor the
Relief OF WIDOWS AMI orphans OF Medical Men, ana alSo
OF the American Museum OF History History. ana an
hOnory member ~ tho New-lOrk Academy oil Design
lie was also member OF the Ninth international .Medi-
cal Congress having received his appointment III sep
TENDER last meeting held In Washington lie PUB
lisled "A work The Improvements OF the Health OF
children and Adults by Natural Means III lSbS' ana
ouo euttled "Orihapcdia OF q Practical Treatise on
the Alterations ol the Human Form IN ISL
Ils funeral Will take place tomorrow at the hospital
binding.
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EfILEO1D INTERESTS.

\ STATEMENT FROM TIE PFNNSiLNANIA
PM ,nr1tIIl,. oct - tSp,orI Tho PcnnyN'nl'
Railroad Company made The following statement 10 day
In reference tho recent advance "a the rate on
shipment. for export:
n, tho Old s,-u.m 81 having practically two rates ~"
tween port, In the United States and p'f' q" Iu"P'' NV
Atlantic pool which hal the gr'ht'-i "'f""N4,.'n
vessel. aav. had an advantage for the ts-"n thar az
that pnrf the competition between ocean carriers was
sharper than al ports where there less ACCUMULATION
-, .-.el touu,r. The result ~ il1i ia" iarg"
proportion 81 port traffic dpn" through h' ports ~
Nc,r-york and BOSTON Under th' present system the
,,,e- from Chicago other western cities 20 tri"
-, o.,,rfl. vyl 49, Absolutely the via an Ior.
This enin,t.- the question o. sharp competition between
yc,c., and makra the rate VIA Philadelphia o. lo" ~ 10y
.fh. ttrf
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iscnbrandt's
NJ. KNOEDl.ER & CO.,
10 FIFTH.AVE. CORNER 22D.ST
Posi- Oaire Notice.

Cshoud be read daily b. all Interested. as changes maj
occur a any tme.) :, ,,,,rr =,
Ore sed for dispatch BY any particular steamer except hc
Il is desired send dupcats Of banding and eom%sci.
fastest vessels available $780,. ~ ..,,, .,.,.
promptly IN all cases at tas uos a, follows
n for n,t,r p'S Gr s'" s
other EuroDcan g. intrs, must be dr,cei p.r
SsE cr.y 81 and lSr 't o roSo sn
Iondo: At , p NJ for TrnKIio per steamship HaroIL
wEDNEs OAY-At for Brazil and the la Plata coun
VIA Brazil i9r 81 rhS"E a1 81 az J'2s ss p,
News letters for other wniwari islands mnst be Ill
rected per Finance >: at $50 a. M -, Ire.tnt par
so.n,h Ari via DIETER; BE- og 1 Gcs,i
per Alnatc" At 10 a m f9r Europe Earop, p. sts.n.
ireland must b, ur,';st pr Salls"D at p N tor
81 Cr9X aod ~ rtonl' ". ; M;-se az n n"
ior Boca, del rogo. per steamship Prh'r. from Now.
THURsDAY-At II M for Jamaica Inagua Grey,
and bnsheIds per se,@,hp Msnsi a i pS
mouth chetCoGrx AMI Hamburg letter. Tor r,.. Iirlt
must directed per Hammoni."l at m 'or I'er
WuIa . PoT sSn,aro ca5i oSr steansp Sanigo at
p 'or Campeohe Chi'ps% iap'", an ",at Ian
Wexirn st.ts, must b, rs"t9l "a,r CIV OF wash
ingon',. at -! ?. NJ Ds ~ P'srre Miaa''oa poe
sAruaDIY 4 ' e Gsl,t n T5.r ' n. e sai
T%rS::y psr stea nship Elbe VIA -outhampt,l ant
Bronon uitt-r, mus 6sdr,.,,l ~, E1',l; atii
per s'eim.hip IN GascoEns. wa usvro ~ IL a. Tor
0etsrs inust directed per Ethiopia az IL 30 D. M
Tor Europa per steamship Umbtia. via Queenstown
Clstters for France Sw!tkorlsnL italy SPAN an Por
tueal must he directed per tmbrt , a. l2iSl D. NJ
for tho Nsthsrauls direct. per steamship W. A. scholien
vi. Rotterdam letter, must b3 trert-t 'per ". 4
Scholten ~ a, l3D u Tor n.l giun ira p'r steam
shin Khynlini via Antvrro Netter, must ~ droctst
"psr Rhynlaat'1 n i;jD p m. tor Europa per steam
shin CITY Of Chester. via queenstown AZ IN. Tor
t;rrytown and Blleieils p'r etnthp Morgan Ton
Sow.DrIe AS at p. for Truxlo per stsansiip y
Oieri from New. orleans at D. M. for Progreso, POI
steamship ThornhliL
Mall, for tho Society Islands per ship city 81 Plpeti from
san Francisco close hers Ottober ~ &C o M M~a
for the Ssndw CHI sllnds per steamship Australia ron
san Francisco close hcio November i al y =. MALI
Tor China ami ttpLl M srstn'tp uGrilc IRON san
Francisco close het, November - at p IA Mal'
for Australia, Nes-Leaialt StpJ~Icl. Fut an ~.
moan Islsni per steamship >salania tron san Frtn,
c.rn Gloss November'il at jioh NJ tor on arriyN
steamsb'J ermanc Win BTlsh malls TOT
Austrs,tO. Mails .or cuba br rail - rimr' Fli, anl
thence ~ stsarsr. Key Wc'L FiI. clos, at th'
Office daily ~ go A. IN.
sThs .thetule OF closing OF Trans Pacific malls IS AZ
ransp nm the presumption Of their uninterrupted ovean
III % 10 San Francisco Malls the East arriving o.
time AZ San franc the dsy " sailing u steamers ar
'''p"'S ~ HENRY q. PEARSON rostmastcrs
Pest ofcc. Esw-york. N. Y. oct 81. 1887.
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by NJ. G. II. Every. which has just mado its appear
ance Tho subject IS eminently pictorial and fresh,
and tho engraving is certainly among the most sue
ccssul publications VI the day.
TO PAINT MR. GIADsTONE's PORTRAIT.
Frank Holi, r. A., will visit Hawardon at the end
OF tho wck aud during his stay will paint Mr.. Clad
stones portrait
SINGERS COMING TO AMERICA.
Nk. Barton McCuckin after singing last night at
Bristol and tonight and tomorrow at tho ChclionhaH
Festival, prepares for his American trip. lie wiii
1avs Liverpool: saturday next in tho Etrura. Edward
Lloyd too, Is expected IN America TO sing az tho Gin
cinna Festival So that people seem think different
ly Of English singers nowadays. EDMUND YATES
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DIED..

EADIE-At Morristewn n y October = iss7 Constance
Backmsr Eadie wife Of William r. EAdie, ana dAuShtor
of Elizabeth W. and tbs ate Joei Biackmer
Notice OF funeral heres tter
HARDING-On Monday, October "a. Mrs. Fanny W, wife
of the late Henry Mathew Harding
Relatives friends eotuv In vted 70 asnd te
tunsrai Wednesday. october 20 at II M from the
Central PRESBYTERIAN Churoi. 67thst, near Broaaway
NJ. d.
Relatives and friends are attend the funeral at HI,
late residence 406 Lexia gton.ave on wefnssiy. the
26th inst, At 1890 4 m.
1ntermen at convenience of family.
LUM-At Chatham " T.. SATURDAY. october % 1887 MARY
H.. wife OF Charles Lum. n tho 18th year OF her age
Funeral at her late residence Tuesday october 20 at 3o
.. m.
sMIrH-At Ravenswooi L. T.. October ~, John lee
Smith. in his 10th year.
Relatives and sn ne invited to attend tho funeral SER
vices from his late residence W3nsstv. at $50
II Is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
STRTREROn October 81 1897 at 40 West 72i.st Filas
Victoria infaat daughter OF Ellsworth L. and Florence
Striker aget days and hours
IHternent private.
UNDERHILL-At Piandeli. n. T., Tcnth month. 2ith
1897. ELIZABETH Underhi widow OF Levi Underh in the
Goth year OF his
Funeral the resiisn OF &. Underh. Piain6elJ
N j., on Fifth dav, 9th last. at 1890 T. M.
Train leaves foot OF Liberty St, New York, ATS m.
Iuterment at Greenwood
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HE INSISTS on HAVING THE TRUTH TOLD ABOUT
Mr.. GARRET1's PART IN TEE =. AND o. SALE
The last -e. winch Robert Garrett hurled back from
the platform OF special train that was carrying
him to a palace in Mexico were: Don't !et jay ooulu
steal the state OF Maryland before get back II did
require this extravagant uterance 10 convince
Street that Mr. not in tho full POSSESSION Vi
his natural faculties His eecentrices Immediately
after his return from Europe sufficiently sriKns'
1t worthy OF notice that he carried from Newio'A
in about the way that he reported 10 DC car
ricd from Baltimore Mexico Tho burden OF MS SON.
seemed TO be that he had been robbed OF MS teiesaPn
properties.
Jay Gould said yesterday "Ihaye seen the reported
statements OF Mr. Garrett think he has been SUBJECT
TO those fits for several years Once twcs In my IN
tercourse with him have seen indications OF mental
alteration.
The following cttor was sent by Mr. Gould to the mead
OF the Baltimore and Ohio syndicate:
]. p. MORGAN. esq ..o,
DEAR SIRE IL might he well TO contradict the cnrfen.
report that undue advantage taken Of Mr uarret
the sale OF tho telegraph lnes to the me7teah a
Company. The negotiations for this sale. ihelun s "
large Interest ia the stock OF the Baltimore ana Un,o
Railroad wero first opcned with mo by Mr. uarro's p
sonay during sail on the Atlanta to Irvinston eau,
in June, 1ss6. IN company with Messrs. Cowan anu
King, OF the l'oltimore and Ohio Company .. h. r.,
AS Mr.. Garrett then just leaving Tor i.uropo no IN
formed he had left full power win Mrssrs 80, 80
and King to consunmate the sale during nls
These negotiations. which were temporary i Ives
during the prospective sales to Messrs suly anu
were again resumed before Mr. CARROTS reeen. &
Europe cuminatng finally In the sale by ,aY .pTip
to the Western Union Company JAi "
Mr. Morgan left his Office early in the day. lie ah no.
received Mr. Goulds note but there was little uo"o'
about tho reply that he would have made.
NO BALTIMORE AND OHIO WIRES N CliiCA"o
CHICAGO Oct 24-As consequence OF the recent s"'o
OF the baltimore and Ohio Telegraph systen 10 ,1
Union telegraph COMPANY ,hs wires oI and Ohio
were disconnected yesterday aud mo bhl''"V'O "
nne ceased 10 90 puHihc9S
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7. LEI, SMITH.

J. Lee Smith, one of tho oldest merchants Of the city,
died his home nj Rayenswood yesterday morning. lie
born In 1917. the spot where the Astor House
now stands Until he became OF he lived al Bedford.
in Westchcster County. came TO Newlork in 1899 and
went paint and glass business in Canalst. some
what Later lie went into the firm OF Morgan Walker
Smith, in Cf t.. where no remained for over twenty
years In 1861 he established the firm OF j. lee smith
& CO.. now Of No II Brekman st. which has continued
the present lie business FOX himself con
tinuousy upward OF forty years \ few years
after establishment or tne firm OF j. Leo smith Co
Mr. smith became president OF the ~. Nlchol ~
National Bank. lie held this position for nearly tweyc
yeats but his health falling gave up the position about
ten years ago retired from active business, though
lie WAS for thirty years resident 81 Ravens
wood ant always took active interest IN the welfare
OF Long Island city. lie was member OF the Ctlzens
Committee Of Seventy and chairman OF the Executive
Committee OF seven which investigated the affair or
Mayor DefloyOse aud the Long Island city government
a fe lilo WAS also member OF the commit
tee of Three authorized by the Legislature to adjust and
settle the unpaid taxes OF tie citizens ~ LsnS Island
CITY, following the investigation. year ago no had
severe attack Of an.rmia and his Ito was despaircd or
lie recovered however but In July again attacked
by the and gradually failed until his death ITO
leaves a widow amt tire. The funeral VIII take
place from his home in KavcnSwoni AT 80 T. M To-
morrow The burial will be AT WOODLAND
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WORK or THE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY,"

WORK OF THE TOTNTI UFDTTIL hUfTETI.
The County Medical Society met last evening at No IL
West Thirty 1rsst and elested the following officers
President, DR. Lawrence Johnson vice-president- Dr.
L. Bolton Bangs secretary. DR. Wesley VI. Carpenter
treasurer Dr. A. =. Hunter censors Drs Daniel Lewis
J. 6. Warren, r. Van SsntvOord ". l.. Billiard and W.
Stevens In u report made by DR.. Orlando b. douglas
the retiriEs treasurer. many Interesting facts concern
ing the origin. history aud growth OF the society
brought forw ard Of which he mentioned that the
organization Is In Its eighty second year and now
has nearly Loo members. Twenty-ionr convictions
obtained during the against unqualified prac
titoners such clarvOyants, chiropsdists mdwivos
and BARRIERS for performing surgical operations or
prescribing medicines contrary 10 law. Dr. j. C. Peters
account OF visit he recently paid 10 the
antpe station at Hoffman Island and the hospital on
Swinburns Island Dr. Peters thought strange that
there was resident physician at each place but
either respects found everything In satisfactory cond
Inn
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MR.. GOULDS Yacht Ty GOA BRolD

Jay GOuld's yacht Ataanta will be started for Europe
ip a short time IL IL considered prudent that
she should cross the Atlantic. il at all before
the November gales Whether Mr. Could will
follow her Is unsettled question. His fam
fly are unanimously in favor of European trip and
they been urging him. his fricnGs say with much
persistence The result TO be at present that the
Yacht will be In advance. and il thore
obstacles In the way that Mr.. Gould ami his family Will
follow by steamship before cold weather fairly
sets in intimate friend OF Mr.. Gouds said yestcr
day
Il 10 not know whether LIE will 30 10 Europe or not
lie has been talking about the trip tor and he
may 20 by very next ship or postpone the trip alto
gether." go,
George J. Gould remarked, in answer to inquiries: ~
wish nv father wsud take "A vacation. lie mas earned
one and think a trip to Europe would do him good
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sEyAyOR PLUyKyTT'S BONANZA.

reporter yesterday sought an explanation from
Senator George W. Plunkitt why he had abandoned
politics. The Senator says he has contract for 5000
cubic yards OF filling earth for the NswYork Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company 1n rear OF the pro
posed wall between West Thrtieth aud Thiryfourth
sts which will require eighteen months work. aud th0t
he has contracted FER all the cellar dirt ana that taken
from the subways and the Gasght Company's cNcavn-
lions the district bounded by the North and East rivers
Fourteenth and fiftyniutl sts. This aud other pending
contracts the Senator says, require all his attention.
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AGATE-At ruzcrns. SwitLefland August 1901 fio"
X. Agate, OF this civ. -,, 49,.
his late residence NO olS otaNo.
on tuesday october 25 at 10 o'clock a. III. hol'es anu
friends are invited To attend
Intcrment private
ppowER.TAYLOR-oa Saturday october 80. Mary D.;
,aughter of B and the late JOhn v bto"cr, anu
wife of the lato Theodore T. Taylor -, -,
Relatives and invtei 10 attend the iunera from
bcr oie residence NO 40 Vest 22dsL, ON Iutsly Octo
Der 25 At 2 o'clock D. m.
COXSnddeny ap0peXv In this city, on the 22d inst
Iohu Wesley Cox. IN HE 18th year
Funeral services Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ain ave- csInor 22d.sL, wednesday, 26th INST. ~ III
a m.
DALToN-suddeny October 23 Hiram 4. Dai ton aged
Funeral from his late residence 200 sthst Jersey City,
N. T., a O'Clock
Interment at Troy n. Y.
DAvIs-In Paris on 18th inst Florence f.. beloved wife
OF John II. Dxvis, Of this city.
Funeral services Church OF the tion Madison
ava, c0rnsr Of 36h'st, Wednesday, October ~ ~ ~
Iatsrmsni al Woodland Cemetery. By special train.
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STILL WORKING AT TIE HAHWAl IlNINl.
Annie Ingraham and Detective Gregory went 20 Han
way last night to examine the murdered gI clothing and
especially the knife with which the murder was com
mitted Sho was tho In which the olOthr,
are kept but when Gregory and two newspaper men who
accompanied from brunswick attempted 10 go IN
Mayor DAILY requested them 10 stay out Annie Was In
dirnan Gregory allowed 10 90 in, and for a
time refused questions. Finally she said n"
had clothes from her trunk. that was Ten Al
Bound Brook. asked describe Thorn she said
She wanted si 20 see murdered girl, and she wOaid
tell whether they hers, which demand Ieiu- 81
She attempted o describe he rn!fc. 'ut failed.
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I'M ~ tLf U'eN" N Tie ChlcdC0 T,i1unf
"The story circulated around town Ibis week Dy per
sops who ought better business says Missouri
paper THAT while were attending the reception 10
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland ut Kansas city We got dhk anu
od on the street roarHg like cocky elephant
and making assertion that from lter creek
and could lick any President that ever looked through
did was TO get drunk try 10 pound policeman who was
really much larger than he appeared ana pay cur nne
daous stoies with foundation about us viii run up
against som cthipg which will hurt SEINE day."
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FRANKLY y. CONVEY AT HONE AGAIN

nII,pEIrnI,, oct - tSpecinb TX President
Franklin b. Goven OF the Reading Railroad Company,
who arrived at New York Saturday by the steamer
Saale WAS at his oiee this forenoon lie declined to talk
onIEsadng affairs. declaring that all lie knew he had
learned the newspapers with regard 10 tne ruoI
that he had not English soil during ms WISH
sbro because ho feared legal clash with holders OF
Rrador securities In London. Mr.. Gowen said; didh
20 10 England because went TO spend mo WINTER III
Italy and had no call There Is nothing IN tho rt
NOR Won meptos There was danger OF legal clash,
"a eyerythingi is now working smoothly
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rJoli,lcI! Notices.
Republican Candidates in BroOhi,n.

STATE.
Secretary OF state.
FREDK n GRANT.
Comptroller.
JESSE C. LAMOkEAUX.
Treasurer
JAMES II. CARMICHAEL
Attorney General.
JAMES A. DENNISON.
Engineer and surveyor.
O. II. p CORNELL
COUNTY.
CLARK d. RHINEHARr.
Supervsorat Large.
THOMAS FiTCuiE
Associate Justice OF Sessions
JAMES SAVAGE.
CITY.
Mayor,
ANDREW ID. BAIRD.
Alderm Large
JONES JaME W MKEES ALERT HRS
G. A. F. W. E c1hNtpTrs SM5sa hAspS'
District Aldermen.
First District.
Second District =, wrrrrs
{oHN scHIpSsER- s shS Rx a M sM MHTHkE"
Third District
RICHARD r. WHEELER JARED J. cHAMBEhs
AIVAH r. BLANCHARD PETER J. KIBCHofF
Justices OF the Peace
JAMES rArI EDWARD H. sSffRH nas'AA'''
SENATORIAL.
second District
Third District
EUGENE n. 0C0NNoA
Fourth District
JACOB WORTH
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LISA WEBER.

BIrFALo. oct 2L-Iisa Weber. burlesqne actress
died. here Yesterday. she came 10 this country with
LYDIA Thompson. first appeared at Woods Museum.
New. York as Ne,rIyin "Ixion" Her bright and au-
dacioIs manner won Immediate favor aud lor success
was assured when she sang "WazinS Down Broad
wav" which was heard all over the city. she next
appeared In the title roo OF tho huicsdue Erhah ny
Brough. Tho following year she headed starring
troupe. but did not meet with financial success III
ls7i Miss Weber married 10 W. :. NllaIy' the or
che,tr4 conductor the leader at DockssdeTs Inc
union was not happy one and IN 1870 IL was ended ny
divorce or Miss Weber has not been fortu
nate ehe has acted with small buriesqo ana mlsstrci
troupes She English Jewess
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From me Chtcdg0 IriOtK' - =. o..
greatly dislike" said Dakota munster asI sun
day. after the singing of the first hymn 10 make any
pcrsona illusions the rpit, but fee as II ceI
lain occurrence deme uied word refer 10 tue case OIL
Brother Hopkins who lost $40 on old Hoyal George, ue
running horse at the county fair this week anu gov ,
and SGT up great howl about fraud. and tried 10 clean
out the whole committee, and SO forth IL was III poor
taste md deserves the strongest denuncHtlen. SUI
good man as he turned the leaves searching I ny
text. that backing Royal George 20 ,le nune y.
If had Os "A right leg"
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other who profess 10 be deeply intercste1 In the
caute OF humanity. They have questioned me relative
TO the enets and objects OF the order AMI have fespec
fully answorsd their auestsnA There has boon sell
ont there has been dictatioa on their part as TO
whether should should do. They have advised
no changes There many free-tAinkers as there
are churchmen among the Knights"
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ST Iorf-. oct. 2L-rhs Texas 1rahc ASSOCIATION "d
not conclude ia saturday resumed ~ aher'
to-day definite conclusion has been reached concern
ing the rate that are obtain iron prodn - !" cha'
from the manufacturing centre, OF iennSy wanna
apd Virgin, and from I1uis Tho Eastern mes
urou.s 10 allow eghicsn cents difference III favor OF -
opi. elipenis % the character specified ~ against
those from Pitlsbnrg and wheeling
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6perial Notifies
william II. Norman, Aactionee I

By ORTGIEs co.
ART GALLERIES s45 AND SAT BROADWAY.
SALE THIS DAY AND TOMORROW (wEDNEsDAYt
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AT 2sO O'CLOCK.
Tho Rare Collection OF Antique aud ModOru
ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS.
embracing Daghestan. Csshmera Csrabagh. Boshars
shrvan. Antocsn. Tiai, &c. Also
EMBROrDERIEs. DRAPERIEs. cURIos. &c. &c.
Consigned by
MEssIErRs cosTIKYAN FREREs. Con,tantinoplo.
A. The True Oder Of the Violet
BY "S %%ssE Z Ss %LGRESTiSEx yI%GEf oRHis.
1.l2I Broadway and b7s 9Th ave- and Newport
American Art Association, Managers
THOMAS Z. KIRBY. Auctoneer
EXECUTORS PEREMPrORy SALE.
ESTATE OF THE LATE
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
VALUABLE LIBRARY. over 1000 VOLUMES.
RARE LINE ENGRAVINtiS AND ETCHGNGS
OIL PAINTINGS. DRAWINGS ORIENTAL AMI
EUROPEAN CERAMICS. RARE RUGS FINE
CURTAINS. BRICABRAC, FURNITURE &c.
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
Ga N toe D. M, 80 to 9 D.
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
6EAST 23D.ST.
To b, sold at auction without reserve
Beginning TUESDAY Nov 3. at ESQ aud : 30 p m.
Catalogues 900 lots oSe pages mailed on receipt Of price
80 cents.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION.
East 2h st.
Persons sing through NewYorS who contemplate max
ing alterations in the plumbing Of their houses
should call and inspect the now sho~roomsofrHE
MEYER.SNGFFEN CO. novel foaturc IS a
series OF model BATHROOMS 4 visit Will bs
instructive and 81 ggestve.
THE MEYER.SNIFFEE co. LtL.
Manufacturers OF the
brighton and 4" Heiycr" Water Cio,s.'
And Importers tho Roval' Porcelain Ditt.
ANDis CTIFFsT~ NETWORK.
Kcmbrandt's
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roverrSSlTINE tNDtIT III.

pm ,ppI,nr. Oct - lSpecai -ENsOeaker Randall
s sick ai hi summer home at Pao There were MUM
Der OF Inquiries for him at tho American Hotel 10 dhy'
buf 10 ali the clerk announced mat inc congressman
MD not leave his home by reason of illness.